The 2025 NFL season is on to the Sunday slate of Week 7. There are plenty of ways to get in on the action. Here’s a look at my favorite player prop bets for this week’s schedule, all of which you can place on DraftKings Sportsbook.
Without further ado, here are three of the best player props for NFL Week 7, including Rome Odunze, Harold Fannin Jr. and Ashton Jeanty.
NFL Week 7 Player Props
Bears vs. Saints: Rome Odunze Anytime TD (+110)
Rome Odunze is having a breakout season for the Bears. It was an up-and-down rookie season for Odunze, just like it was for his fellow rookie, quarterback Caleb Williams. The two rookies struggled to connect last season, but in Ben Johnson’s offense, they are clicking. Odunze has five touchdowns through five games this season and continues to dominate the red zone touches. Odunze is getting 25% of Caleb Williams’ targets overall, and he is getting 26.3% of targets in the red zone.
The Bears are facing a Saints defense that is elite against the rush but vulnerable against the pass. New Orleans ranks fifth in the NFL in defensive EPA/rush but 27th in defensive EPA/dropback. This should be a pass-heavy game for Williams, and he will continue to look at his top target, Odunze. Odunze should make it six touchdowns in six games this season against the Saints.
Browns vs. Dolphins: Harold Fannin Jr. Anytime TD (+295)
The Browns and Dolphins are poised to play what could be the ugliest game of the NFL season. The Browns have an elite defense, but a shaky offense. The weather in Cleveland is expected to be nasty, with heavy wind and rain in the forecast. That takes what was already going to be a lower-scoring game and makes it a real mess. Those conditions do significantly favor the Browns. Dillon Gabriel has not had much success throwing down the field. The Browns should run the ball early and often, and when they do throw, it should go to the tight ends and running backs on short routes. With David Njoku hurt, that means it should be a big game for Harold Fannin Jr.
The Browns’ rookie tight end is having a strong start to his NFL career. Fannin led the nation in receiving yards in college football last season, but he dropped in the draft due to doubts over his fit in the NFL. However, Fannin is getting better each week, despite not being in a great passing offense. Last week in London, Fannin had 10 targets, which led to seven catches for 81 yards. The Dolphins rank dead last in defensive dropback success rate this season. When the Browns get close to the end zone, Gabriel should look to his big-bodied tight end. Fannin has a great chance of getting his second career NFL touchdown in this game.
Raiders at Chiefs: Ashton Jeanty o60.5 Rushing Yards (-109)
Ashton Jeanty is starting to look like the all-world prospect he was touted as. The Raiders are struggling as a team, but Jeanty is starting to put up numbers running the football. He has gone over 60.5 rushing yards in each of his past four games, and he should do so again in this divisional battle against the Chiefs. Las Vegas’ best chance in this game is establishing the run and keeping it away from Patrick Mahomes. Kansas City ranks 10th in the NFL in defensive EPA/dropback but 28th in defensive EPA/rush. The run game is the best way to beat the Chiefs, and that should mean a big bulk of work for Jeanty. He should hit a couple of explosive runs and get over 60.5 rushing yards in this game.
